Over Protective Brothers Novels & Stories

“Now I can't wait to kill him.” My eyes snapped to them. Their jaws were tight, hands fisted and I could see the murderous intent racing through their minds. I almost smiled. Even after three years of me being away, my brothers were still very overprotective. “No. You won't kill anyone.” Three pairs of eyes stared at me like I was high. “I beg your pardon? We will destroy him. He won't be seeing the light of tomorrow,” Marcus growled. “He's not worth having his disgusting blood on your hands brothers,” I countered .

Gunnar got straight to the point which had Quinn bristling beside him. Odette's smile fell and her gaze bounced between the three brothers before landing on Jericho's with a raised brow, "You didn't tell them?" Jericho shrugged and pocketed his fists, "Didn't think they needed to know." "Sweety," Odette pouted her lips and looped her hand with Jericho's, giving it a gentle squeeze, "I don't need you protecting anymore. Especially not from your big bad brothers." "Your funeral," he muttered, carding his fingers through his tousled, shoulder-length locks.

Our parents just shook their heads and watched them bicker for minutes until their mouths grew tired. My two brothers are by my side, with me in the middle. That is why I am smushed with their bickering and petty fights almost all the time. This has been our seating place wherever we go. Since all of them, especially my two older twin brothers, are annoyingly overprotective of me despite their bickering. They both surprisingly agree and understand one another when it comes to our family…with me. I watched from the window as the scenery changed from Woodhill University to the familiar sight of our pack's forest.

“They’re trying to look out for her. We’re supposed to trust and respect them. We can rely on them to protect her.” “That’s our job. We protect her from friend or foe. Or am I the only one that cares about her rights?” “How dare you accuse me of not caring?” By now, the two brothers were nose-to-nose. They forgot the Council of Elders’ existence while the two revealed brothers discovered the discord within their relationship.

At that point, Norah was left completely perplexed. On the other hand, Nicole was extremely grateful to her brothers for stepping up. She seldom spoke to them about anything that had happened previously. But whenever someone targeted her, the brothers would protect her once they found out about it. The feeling of being protected by her brothers was exceedingly warm and touching.

The entire thing had been equal parts productive and entertaining, soon the new security team had arrived shortly after. The brothers had introduced me to every single guard, making sure I knew their names and positions around the property. The men had all been polite and the second I walked away, I overheard the brothers having a very different conversation. "If any of you idiots stare at her, you're fired." "Actually, dead," Nico corrected. "Both," Michael agreed. "Definitely both," Mike added. I had nearly laughed myself sick listening to them and their possessiveness should have annoyed me. Instead, it sent warmth spreading through my chest because underneath all the ridiculous threats a

Despite their best efforts, the oldest and second brothers could only fend off the attack with their blades, unable to prevent the assault entirely. Brody, however, remained composed. He effortlessly deflected the arrows with his hands, a testament to his unwavering resolve. As the barrage subsided, six masked assailants burst through the window, their strength evident as they targeted Daxton lying defenseless on the bed. The brothers lunged forward to intervene, but a formidable opponent, someone above Lord of War status, halted their advance. Powerless against such a formidable foe, they could only rely on Brody to hold the line.

"This was not part of the plan." "What plan?" Cora's voice was shrill. "What exactly was your plan? To kidnap me? To force me to come with you? Is that what all these people are for?" "No!" All three brothers spoke at once. Ethan ran his hand through his hair in frustration. "The security team must have thought Father was in danger when he left the estate without them. They are just being overprotective." "Overprotective?" Cora laughed, but there was no humor in it. Only fear. "There are at least fifteen people down there. Maybe more. This is insane. You are all insane."

I say. " I will. I'm sorry if she upset you. I know that this is weird, Asher asked me to look out for you when you got here, which I did, but we went a little further than that. Even though everything is different now, I still feel very protective of you. It's weird, I know." He says. " It's not weird. It's protective in a different way. Because I feel it too. But it's more of a brother and sister thing then anything else." I say.